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The Downtown Little Rock Partnership's annual luncheon and meeting was back in person March 16 at the Statehouse Convention Center.

Six-building commercial property in Goleta sells for $50 million; Santa Barbara County jobless rate falls 8%; and Wingman Rodeo finds a new serving spot

Governor Ned Lamont announced today that Connecticut is joining New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts to develop a proposal to become one of at least four regional clean hydrogen hubs designated through the federal Clean Hydrogen Hubs program included in the 2021 federal bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).

Kestrel Coffee Roasters is inching its way downtown. The South Burlington-based biz opened its third location today at 77 Pine Street in Burlington — just...

Thermo Fisher Scientific said it will add 500 people to its workforce in and around Richmond, VA, through a $97 million expansion of clinical research operations it inherited when it completed its $17.4 million acquisition of PPD in December.

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. will invest $97 million to expand its bioanalytical laboratory operations into three locations in the Greater Richmond region.

Global life sciences company Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. is planning to invest $97 million to expand its clinical research operations in the Richmond region in response to increased demand for

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The latest version of the second phase of the Little Rock Technology Park will cost at least $8.5 million, a figure that is expected to rise because of inflation and take as many as two years to design and build because of supply chain issues.

The latest version of the second phase of the Little Rock Technology Park will cost at least $8.5 million, a figure that is expected to rise because of inflation and take as many as two years to design and build because of supply chain issues.